Sunday Sundae is a club with history. Sunday Sundae is a club with heart. The very best of Brighton Pride official clubbing, nothing comes close to that moment on Pride Sunday when we all come together as one, arms in the air, anthem in our hearts and love all around. Yeah I’m being a bit loved up but seriously though no Pride celebration is quite … Continue reading Sunday Sundae Pride Reunion at Patterns 02.08.15
Ever since I can remember I’ve got goosebumps about the Wild Fruit Dance Tent at Brighton Pride. As a punter, as an admiring mate of the lucky DJ on the stage or later as a DJ in the tent myself, I’ve loved it. It has thrilled me. It has provided memories that will stay with me forever and it has always delivered. And this year I’m absolutely … Continue reading The Wild Fruit Dance Tent at Brighton Pride
It still happens. Regardless of my day job. Regardless of my night job. Regardless of my life, my wife, my sexuality, my subtle lesbian looks (yeah right!). I still get asked why we still need Pride. Today The Guardian reported on Stevie-Jade Hardy’s study LGB&T Crime Reporting: Identifying Barriers and Solutions on rural LGBT hate crime in the UK. Figures stated that in 2012-13 “35,000 … Continue reading Why Pride still matters : Reason No.1
A Queen will always rise again after a fall. No matter how Ouchy that fall maybe. Boxing Day 2013 and my Queenie, DJ, RadioReverb presenter, camp gay man trapped in a lesbians body (but oh what a cute body) is involved in a horrible, terrible accident. Not good. A Boxing Day fall and not an egg nog to blame or Babysham in sight. She ends up hospital … Continue reading Queen Josephine’s Ouch House 200 at Duke Of Norfolk Brighton Pride fundraiser
It’s hard to believe but 2015 will see Brighton Pride celebrate its 25th anniversary. It seems only yesterday me and my Doc Marten’s, hippy hat and shaved head were stomping through the city I love, banner in hand, pride in my heart. So I am thrilled and honoured to be part of the BrightonPride25, working alongside Pride Brighton & Hove and Alf Le Flohic to a new community … Continue reading BrightonPride25: Celebrating 25 years of my favourite day
So here we go, Pride Brighton & Hove 2014. That time of the year where you can’t buy glitter for love nor money, your to do list is the most random its ever been (beer, gay paper fans, Forde hairdo, fresh peas, Donna Summer mask?) and your just days away from the finest love fuelled moments you’ve had since, erm last Pride. Yep my glorious city … Continue reading Why Brighton Pride really matters to me
Queen Josephine’s Brighton Pride Weather Forecast 2014. Brought to you by that Wildblood, Queenie, Pritt Stick, gaffa, Mandi’s golden lamé, poster paints, glitter and some shite what we got off eBay. Filmed in Campicolor. Catch Queenie and Wildblood doing their proud thing at HAW (With Fashion), DSD, Wild Fruit & Calabash tent @ Brighton Pride Festival, Wild Fruit at Audio, BPLW Secret Garden Party and Sunday Sundae. For … Continue reading Queen Josephine’s Brighton Pride 2014 Weather Forecast
Brighton Pride matters to me because Pride matters to me. And it means so much more than a blow-out in the park or a set of a lifetime in a dance tent or a terrace. It means life. My queer life, your queer life, our queer life. Here’s my take on the reasons why as recently published on Pride Brighton & Hove’s website. Pride matters. … Continue reading Why Brighton Pride Matters to me
This week I found myself being asked by Pride Brighton and Hove why Pride Matters. So I wrote. All personal like. Like I do. Read it here www.brighton-pride.org/pridematters Continue reading Why Pride matters to me
I love it when an idea comes together. Only early this week I was sat here wondering if I could do more than rant and rave about the appalling abuses taking place in Russia against its LGBT community. Only a week ago Karol Michalec agreed to help bring my idea to fruition and create some amazing artwork. And only a few days ago the wonders … Continue reading Brighton Supports Russia LGBT Update
